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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Jan 28, 2011 7:05 am | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- Black Swan, for the third time, in theatres. To be honest, I wouldn't mind seeing it again. I love that movie.
Good movie, but not truly great, in my opinion. It's not perfect, but it's got incredible cinematography and direction that also happens to be the style I love. It also benefits greatly from being rewatched, in a good way. The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points. | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Jan 28, 2011 7:20 am | |
| - The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. | |
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tonythe chosen
Posts : 85 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 33 Location : New york
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Thu Feb 03, 2011 8:28 am | |
| I recently saw Tokyo Gore Police and Takashi MiikesGozu. both enertaing and bizare films | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Thu Feb 03, 2011 8:42 am | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Thu Feb 03, 2011 9:28 am | |
| - The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Thu Feb 03, 2011 9:30 am | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? That seems like one Hell of a stretch. | |
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Frank Rizzo
Posts : 1456 Join date : 2011-02-02 Age : 39
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Thu Feb 03, 2011 9:32 am | |
| Watched "The Haunted World of El Superbeasto" yesterday. Absolutely brilliant animated movie! | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Thu Feb 03, 2011 9:32 am | |
| - The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? That seems like one Hell of a stretch. Remember, we're talking about a movie where - Spoiler:
a woman stabs herself and doesn't start bleeding heavily for at least five minutes.
And either way, it's a matter of opinion whether or not the cinematography was good. | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:03 am | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? That seems like one Hell of a stretch. Remember, we're talking about a movie where - Spoiler:
a woman stabs herself and doesn't start bleeding heavily for at least five minutes.
Don't even get me started on how fucking stupid that was. | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:09 am | |
| - The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? That seems like one Hell of a stretch. Remember, we're talking about a movie where - Spoiler:
a woman stabs herself and doesn't start bleeding heavily for at least five minutes.
Don't even get me started on how fucking stupid that was. It is pretty stupid, but I enjoyed the movie too much to let something like that hurt/ruin it, especially that late in the film. | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:14 am | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? That seems like one Hell of a stretch. Remember, we're talking about a movie where - Spoiler:
a woman stabs herself and doesn't start bleeding heavily for at least five minutes.
Don't even get me started on how fucking stupid that was. It is pretty stupid, but I enjoyed the movie too much to let something like that hurt/ruin it, especially that late in the film. It actually wouldn't have bothered me as much as it does had the rest of the film not been as good as it was. | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:33 am | |
| - The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Dude wrote:
- The cinematography kind of bugged me. Like I mentioned in the Oscar thread, Black Swan pulls off some pretty stunning camera work. When it feels like it. It seems when the characters aren't either dancing or in the midst of a hallucination, little thought was put into the camera work, and it just looks sloppy at some points.
Those scenes benefit from having a lack of style though, since imo it helps the film feel somewhat uneasy and almost volatile, reflecting Nina's mental state. I don't feel that, because they started doing that at the beginning of the movie, before she started to collapse. Here's another theory: The perfect and imperfect cinematography reflected the dancing styles of the white swan and the black swan? That seems like one Hell of a stretch. Remember, we're talking about a movie where - Spoiler:
a woman stabs herself and doesn't start bleeding heavily for at least five minutes.
Don't even get me started on how fucking stupid that was. It is pretty stupid, but I enjoyed the movie too much to let something like that hurt/ruin it, especially that late in the film. It actually wouldn't have bothered me as much as it does had the rest of the film not been as good as it was. The only scene I didn't like was when Nina's mother bought her a cake and was outraged when Nina refused. That was a little.... dumb and extreme. Oh, and the restaurant scene when Lily orders a cheeseburger. What is that thing she gets? It's definitely not a cheeseburger. | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Fri Feb 04, 2011 8:41 am | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
The only scene I didn't like was when Nina's mother bought her a cake and was outraged when Nina refused. That was a little.... dumb and extreme. Oh, and the restaurant scene when Lily orders a cheeseburger. What is that thing she gets? It's definitely not a cheeseburger. I could nitpick this movie to pieces, but I prefer not too. The one thing about that legitimately annoyed me was the ending, as discussed. | |
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PCDOS
Posts : 15 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : canada
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sat Feb 05, 2011 7:45 am | |
| last movie i watched: Evil Dead II
that movie is awesome, i love it | |
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A Cockatrice
Posts : 184 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Minnesota
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sat Feb 05, 2011 7:53 am | |
| Just re-watched Full Metal Jacket for the first time since I saw it which was a long time ago, was a lot better then I remember. | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sat Feb 05, 2011 8:42 am | |
| I watched Blade Runner, technically I guess for the first time (I watched it when I was young, but I didn't understand or really appreciate it). It was the Final Cut. Loved it, of course. | |
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Bassbait
Posts : 29 Join date : 2011-02-08
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:28 am | |
| The most recent film I watched was The Shining. Come on! That movie's a classic. I really sympathize with Jack Torrance in that film. I hope that doesn't say anything about my personality...
Nah, but I've seen that film tons of times.
The most recent film I've seen that was NEW was True Grit. Good film. That's it. Good film.
My friend recently watched "Antichrist", and he was the only person I've met who responded with "it was funny".
I actually think the film is funny too. People get all grossed out by films like Antichrist and A Serbian Film, my good friend ends up thinking those kinds of films are funny. I'm the same way. The Shining, for example, is a comedy to me! I love that film. Kubrick's the best. | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Wed Feb 09, 2011 3:15 am | |
| It's been way too long since I've sat down to watch a movie. I need to see what the Tampa Theater's showing this month... | |
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relauby
Posts : 167 Join date : 2011-01-20 Location : Newfoundland
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 5:41 am | |
| Just got back from a showing of Barney's Version. It was pretty good, but the ending bugged me. It felt tacked on. | |
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Son Of Jack Deth
Posts : 411 Join date : 2011-02-12 Age : 54
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 5:47 am | |
| The Thin Man-1934
Fantastic classic film based on the book by Dashiell Hammett. If you love snappy lines and detective stories, check this one out. | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:07 am | |
| The Room, for the eleventh time. | |
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The Original Greaser Bob
Posts : 1298 Join date : 2011-01-19 Location : Tampa
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:04 am | |
| Watched Psycho today, realized for the first time that Halloween makes a nod to it. | |
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Frank Rizzo
Posts : 1456 Join date : 2011-02-02 Age : 39
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 8:35 am | |
| Finished watching "Monkey Shines", an underrated (though veeeeery long) George Romero movie. | |
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relauby
Posts : 167 Join date : 2011-01-20 Location : Newfoundland
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:19 pm | |
| - Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Room, for the eleventh time.
Is that an accurate count? Have you actually seen The Room eleven times, or did you just throw a random number out there? | |
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Tommy Wiseau
Posts : 369 Join date : 2011-01-19 Age : 30 Location : Back East. Where back East? Different places!
| Subject: Re: What Was The Last Movie You Watched? Sun Feb 13, 2011 9:37 pm | |
| - Relauby wrote:
- Tommy Wiseau wrote:
- The Room, for the eleventh time.
Is that an accurate count? Have you actually seen The Room eleven times, or did you just throw a random number out there? Accurate count. - Frank Rizzo wrote:
- Finished watching "Monkey Shines", an underrated (though veeeeery long) George Romero movie
1 hour 53 minutes isn't very long. | |
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